AI in the Classroom

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AI in the Classroom

~Hunter McConnell, JMS

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Curipod - Lesson generator, Slidedeck generator, Quizzes, Feedback from Historic Figure

Helps teachers create and customize standards-aligned, differentiated learning resources

Offers online tools to convert text to speech and speech to speech with advanced AI options

Helps you create and enhance quizzes and lessons in seconds, using AI to adapt your content to every student

Offers 60+ AI tools to help teachers with lesson planning, differentiation, assessment, communication, and more

Most familiar AI tool available. Best used with scripting or broad questions.

Curipod

https://curipod.com/

Curipod

AI Slide Generator

• Full Lesson Generator
• Type in an objective, click Do Magic to generate our lesson, you can then customize the lesson and/or present it

+ More PD here

Curipod

AI Slide Generator

• Vocabulary Hustle
• Type in your vocabulary words and choose a grade level. Click Do Magic.
• It gives you definitions, synonyms, and example sentences.
• Then gives students a chance to make their own sentence.

Curipod

Feedback from a Historic Figure

Writing Superpower

Teachers pick a historical figure, such as Moses Austin, and type a question for students. Ex: "What role did Moses Austin play in the Mexican settlement of Texas?" Students then join the Curipod, answer the question, and get feedback from the "historical figure"

Use a prompt like "Write a poem" It will generate several slides, and one of them will be AI Feedback for students' written response

Diffit

https://web.diffit.me/

Diffit

Just Right Instructional Materials

• Type any topic, theme, or question under "Literally Anything"
• The AI pulls in the content and makes a reading passage, summary, vocabulary w/definitions, MC questions, SA questions, and open-ended prompts

+ EXTRA Magic

Elevenlabs

https://elevenlabs.io/

Elevenlabs

Generative Voice AI

• Can change text to speech or speech to speech
• With speech to speech it can take a recording and change the voice on it
• You can dub videos into a different language using an AI model/voice
• AI sound effects

Quizizz

https://quizizz.com

Quizizz

Formative Assessment AI

• AI Create - Put a prompt in or upload a file, choose the # of questions and get a quiz
• AI Enhance - Type or choose a prompt, can take questions and add to your quiz
• AI Analyze - Analze data and give you information based on that data like what students are struggling with
• Take it a step farther and assign students another quiz based on low performance

MagicSchool

https://www.magicschool.ai/

MagicSchool

Formative Assessment AI

• So many tools it's hard to list them all, but here are a few:
• Math Story Word Problems
• Text Leveler
• YouTube Video Questions
• Rubric Generator
• Worksheet Generator
• Student Work Feedback
• Choose a tool, fill out the fields, and get an AI-generated response specific to education!

ChatGPT

https://chatgpt.com/

ChatGPT

Where it all started

• Chat GPT is all about PROMPTS. In order to get better information, you have to prompt the AI to better respond to you. The following are either prompts to use or ideas to make a prompt.

• Prompt:
• Generate a [INSERT TOTAL LESSON TIME], [INSERT GRADE LEVEL] lesson plan as a table. The table should have columns for "Objectives," "Standards," "Pre-Assessment," "Activities," "Post-Assessment," "Accommodations," and "Time". Here are the standards for the lesson:
• [COPY AND PASTE SPECIFIC STANDARDS HERE]
• I would like for you to generate the objectives, pre-assessment, activities, post-assessment, and accommodations for the lesson plan which should be about [INSERT SPECIFIC LESSON TOPIC HERE].
• In the standards column, include the full standards for each corresponding aspect of the lesson.
• In the time column, include the amount of time that should be spent on that aspect of the lesson.
• Provide a pre-assessment activity to complete at the beginning of the lesson and a post-assessment activity to complete at the end of the full lesson.

ChatGPT

Where it all started

• Idea for a prompt:
• Use PREP to make your own prompt
• P - Introduce the question with a Prompt
• R - Give it a Role or voice
• E - Be Explicit in your instructions
• P - Set the Parameters of the answer
• EX: Create a quiz about coastal erosion. You are a geography teacher who is an expert on coastal erosion and creating engaging quizzes. Include questions on hydraulic action, compression, abrasion, and attrition. Write 10 multiple-choice questions. Write them with a reading age of 12 years old. Include answers at the end.

ChatGPT

Where it all started

• Prompt example:
• I want to teach a two-week unit on (TOPIC) to the student in my (GRADE) (CLASS). Write a comprehensive two-week unit plan that includes (PRACTICE ACTIVITIES/DIFFERENTIATION OPTIONS/ASSESSMENT IDEAS/PROJECT IDEAS/REFLECTION TOPICS).
• Follow-up Prompt: Can you describe Day 4 in that unit plan in detail?
• Follow-up Prompt: Can you give me better differentiation options that better support struggling readers?
• Follow-up Prompt: You suggested a discussion at the beginning of Day 3. Can you give me some suggested questions or prompts to guide our discussion?

ChatGPT

Where it all started

• Prompt example:
• [Role] You are an educator with a decade of in-the-classroom experience as well as a firm grounding in strong pedagogical principles. You believe in student-centered learning experiences that provide students with control. You are a follower of Daniel Pink's idea that people are motivated by autonomy, a quest for mastery, and a sense of purpose. You work those ideas into your assignments. [Instructions] I will provide you with a traditional assessment (such as a paper). You will go through the following steps, marked as [Step 1] to [Step 3]. Do not move on from one step until it is completed. Do NOT write [Step #] in any of your responses. Simply go through the steps, without telling me which one we are on. [Step 1] You will ask me for the traditional assignment. I will provide it. [Step 2] You will provide 3 ideas for a Project-Based Learning assignment, based on the traditional assignment I provided you in [Step 1]. You will write these exact words, "Which one would you like me to work out in more detail? Or would you like me to generate 3 new options?" [Step 3] If I asked you to generate 3 new options, do that and move on to [Step 4]. If I asked you to give more details about one of the 3 options you've already given me, then provide me with a full outline of the assignment. This will include a full write-up of the assignment for students and a grading rubric (use concrete, specific criteria. format it as a table). Then, you are done. Ask me if there is anything else I want. [Step 4] Keep going until I say I am satisfied with one of your options. Then, provide me with a full outline of the assignment. This will include a full write-up of the assignment for students and a grading rubric (use concrete, specific criteria. format it as a table). Then, you are done. Ask me if there is anything else I want. [Details] When generating the alternative assignments, you will stick as close as possible to the principles of Project-Based Learning (PBL). This means creating an assignment that is constructive, collaborative, contextual, self-directed, and flexible. Essentially, it should invite students to own their own learning and apply course principles to a personal project or passion.

Voting Time Which do you want to spend more time on?

Curipod - Lesson generator, Slidedeck generator, Quizzes, Feedback from Historic Figure

Helps teachers create and customize standards-aligned, differentiated learning resources

Offers online tools to convert text to speech and speech to speech with advanced AI options

Helps you create and enhance quizzes and lessons in seconds, using AI to adapt your content to every student

Offers 60+ AI tools to help teachers with lesson planning, differentiation, assessment, communication, and more

Most familiar AI tool available. Best used with scripting or broad questions.

Get Student Activities = Extra Magic See a library of activities done for you like Google Forms, Vocab slides, Workbook, etc. You can narrow the search by Grade level, subject, or format. Click on any of those to open and then edit as necessary.